Jack & Lindsey
Things To Do
Riviera Maya Grocery Delivery Service
Delivery is available to the following areas: Puerto Morelos, Playa del Secreto, Playa del Carmen, Playacar, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, Paamul, Soliman Bay, Tankah Bay, Tulum and Sian Kaan.
Gran Cenote
The cenotes of Tulum are a series of crystalline freshwater pools connected by a maze of underground rivers. There are quite a few cenotes surrounding Tulum. Consider going earlier in the day to avoid crowds and bring cash for the entrance fee and snorkel gear!
Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve
A UNESCO world heritage site, Sian Ka'an is a protected biosphere about one hour south of Tulum. Home to dolphins, marine turtles and up to 500 species of fish, the Mesoamerican Reef is second only to the Great Barrier Reef in size. Go swimming, paddle boarding and snorkeling. Head to Kaan Luum Lagoon for some amazing crystal clear water.
Ruins of Tulum
The Mayan ruins in Tulum are right on the coast, about a 10 minute drive from downtown. Hire one of the local guides to learn more about the history. Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds. Head down to the beach after to cool off in the ocean!
Chichén Itzá
As one of the largest Mayan archaeological sites, Chichen Itza is a complex of 17 structures featuring impressive step pyramids, old living quarters, and intricate stone carvings that will take you back in time. By far the most impressive Mayan ruins in the area, this is a must-see if you have the time. It is about three hours by car one way, so many people plan an overnight trip. Don't forget... try to go early to avoid the crowds and bring bottled water with you! Consider booking a private tour.
Xcaret Adventure Park
Xcaret is a nature park in Playa del Carmen with more than 50 natural and cultural attractions -- the perfect day trip for the whole family. Spend an entire day among underground rivers, jungle, and the Caribbean Sea. There is also an Aviary, Coral Reef Aquarium, Butterfly Pavilion, Mayan Ruins and Mayan Cultural Village. Tickets are $125.00 / per person but include all park attractions, one buffet meal and live performances. Everyone in the park speaks english and all major credit cards are accepted. This place was incredible and had a similar vibe to Disney Land's Magic Kingdom but with a Mayan twist.
Sian Ka'an Floating Canals Tour
Visit the unique ecosystem of Sian Ka'an, a UNESCO World Heritage site, during this tour from Tulum. With an expert local guide, first stop by the Mayan archaeological site of Muyil, located just a short walk into the pristine jungle. At Sian Ka'an, take a boat ride through the mangrove forests that line the lagoon and the canals, ending up at Xlapak. Jump in with a life vest and as you float down the canals, keep an eye out for the more than 300 species of birds as well as other native flora and fauna. Meet your boat captain at the exit point and return to your Tulum hotel, snacking on provided chips and beverages on the way.
Akumal Monkey Sanctuary
The Sanctuary is a place where you can find a great variety of primates and other rescued animals. From the majestic and emblematic spider monkey to beautiful rescued capuchin monkeys and ring-tailed lemurs from the faraway lands of Madagascar. The sanctuaries biggest success is becoming a home for rescued and donated animals of many other species such as goats, deer, and macaws.
Sanara Tulum
Take a yoga class at Sanara Hotel. The studio, on the beach with a gorgeous view, offers a daily schedule. Perfect place to unwind.
Yäan Wellness Spa
Yaan Wellness Spa focuses on spiritually-charged relaxation through traditional indigenous treatments, energy healing, deep muscle relaxation techniques, herbal and flower baths prepared in custom made copper tubs, sound baths and more. Each spa treatment includes access to their purified crystalline water pools, sauna and steam room. This spa is pricey -- but totally worth it!
Mayan Clay Spa
The Mayan Clay Spa is located on the jungle side of the Tulum beach road and specializes in detoxing clay massage treatments, using all natural Mayan Clay products. Spa treatments can be reserved for 60 minutes, 90 minutes or 2 hours for both individuals and couples. This is one of the more reasonably priced spa options in Tulum.
SFER IK - Art Installation Museum
Free admission, open daily, attached to Azulik. Totally impressive architecture and design!
Taboo Beach Club
There are tons of beach clubs along the coast. Some clubs charge a small fee for use of the cabanas/day beds, but most just ask for a food & drink purchase. Taboo has a clean beach area with ample multilevel decks, a dozen wooden cabanas, a Mediterranean restaurant, cocktails and most importantly -- a DJ playing house music ALL. DAY. LONG.
Gitano Tulum
Our favorite beach restaurant and mezcal bar featuring a jungle disco ball. Reservations are recommended. Dinner is served daily starting at 6pm. Live music on Sunday, Wednesday & Thursday. Dinner & Dancing on Friday and Saturday.
Rosa Negra Tulum
Rosa Negra is on the beach road and serves Latin American cuisine in an eclectic atmosphere accompanied by some of the best contemporary music from their resident DJ. Beautifully presented cocktails are also part of the experience, made with signature infusions and natural ingredients. This is one of the more expensive dining options in Tulum -- but the food, service, drinks and experience make it totally worth it!
The Real Coconut
Sanará’s beach restaurant, The Real Coconut, is dedicated to healthy all natural ingredients. All menu items are gluten, grain, dairy and refined sugar free. Everything is homemade from scratch and wherever possible, organic and locally-sourced.
Raw Love - Vegan
Gourmet Raw Vegan Food. All Gluten Free, Superfoods, Acai Bowls, Juices, Healing Shots and Elixirs.
Nômade - Gorgeous Beachfront Lunch Spot!
Gorgeous hotel on the beach road with an indoor and outdoor restaurant. Perfect spot for lunch!
Punta Cuerno Tulum
Jungle Restaurant and Cenote.
Casa Jaguar
Like many bars and restaurants on Tulum’s Beach Road, Casa Jaguar is tucked in a romantic jungle garden -- open daily from 6:00PM - 11:00PM. The food is delicious, to be sure, but the tropically flavored drinks are next level. Most popular among locals and tourists alike, especially on Thursdays when the house music will lead you to the secret garden in the back where you can dance form 10pm until late.
Diablito Cha Cha Cha
Great bar on the beach road -- serves cocktails and dinner.
Amapola Tulum
Located in Tulum Town -- Amapola is a locals bar with a festival vibe. Party nights here are on Sundays.
Loyal Order Tulum
Aegean/Mediterranean/Turkish food on Tulum Beach.
Casa Banana
Casa Banana offers you the best of Argentine roasts in the pleasant natural environment of the region. It is also recognized for its mixology program, so you can go with a complete experience after having tasted the food and savored the cocktails.
WILD Tulum
Restaurant & cocktail bar with striking architecture and international cuisine -- all with a Mexican twist!
MEZE Tulum
MEZE has simple food cooked in fire in a dramatic open kitchen. Located in a beautiful white hacienda nestled in the jungle of Tulum Beach Road, inspired but the serenity of Hydra, Mykonos and the Aegean Islands
Kiki Tulum - Speak Easy
The first Speak Easy Bar in Tulum located closer to Tulum Town. DJ every Wednesday - Saturday from Midnight until early. Takes about 20ish minutes to get here from Zorba Beach Homes.
Clan-Destino
Outdoor jungle restaurant-bar with a beautiful cenote, drinks, 24/7 dinner and breakfast.
BAL NAK
Awesome bar + restaurant on the beach road with a rooftop deck. Serves 2x1 mescal drinks during happy hour.